The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-24


primary elections Saturday for the nom.
inati0n Of candidates for the municipal
and township elections, which will be
held Monday, April 4th. The Democrats
nominated an unusually strong ticket
headed by Captain John F. Blake, for
Mayor, which meets with the universal
approval Of all Democrats and will, NO
doubt, be elected to man. The vote
pOlled was heavy one. The Democrats
cast 1879 and the Republicans 1908
votes.
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
A total of sixty nine cadidates COM
posed the Democratic Iicket. The vote
is not given on those candidates who
had no opposition, their names appear
Ing In the ticket, as nominated, below.
The result on contested officers is as fol
lows:
MAYOR.
First wRrd--Blaks 149, Frazer 1873;
SecOnd-Blake 100, Frazer 121; Third
Blake 148, Frazer 1872; FOurth-BIake
107, Frazer 1873; Fifth-Blske 95, Frazer
146; Sixth-Blske 141, Frszer n; Seventh
Blake 1874, Frazer SO. TOtal-Blake
934, Frazer 1888; Blake's majority, l01.
.G.,a &9M MARSHALL.
Total Vote-Nist 3l6; Card 27S; Beder-
man 293; Rlgler 295; PierO 300; Becherer
2S7. Nlst's majority over highest OppO-
nent, PIerO, II.
CITY SOLICITOR.
MIChener 68l; Pomerene 1887; Pomer-
ene's majority sos.
STREET COMMISSIONER.
Turnbull 459; Margo 1,l94; MargO's
msjority 1856.
MARKET MASTER.
Barry 483; Hoffman 81; Culby 100;
ROhn 800; Hexamer 285; WOndeTly 1876;
ShanabroOk 1853 Barry's majority over
ROhn 174.
WATER WORKS TRUSTEE.
Hogan S54; Wernet 607; HOgan's ma
jOrity BAT
C0UNCILMEN.
Third wsrd-Vogelgesang 221; Harper
43; VOgelgesaDg majority 178.
Fourth ward-Py 1872; Murray go;
Eicher 80; Py's majority over Murray 62,
Fifth wRrd-Essig 1875; Werner 78;
Essig's majority 48.
Sixth ward-Ite S5; Paar 1877; Pasr's
majority AZ.
SCHOOL BOARD.
Second ward-Spanagel 95; BOur So;
Zlmsteln 38; Spsnagels majority over
BOur 45.
Fourth ward-ChOffln 81; RaedeI 1873;
Raedel's majority over ChOffiE AZ.
ASSESSORS.
First waFd-Anthony Kaufman 199;
Cappe At; Kauffmsn's majority 162.
Second ward Myers 1859; Jacob 81;
Myers majority 83.
Third ward-Nauman 1874; Mertz 116;
Nauman'S majority over MertZ Is.
Sixth ward-Bahney 1872; JuliOus 81;
Bshnty's majority over JuiiOus rs.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Trustee-Barth, 1,199; Trout, 59S;
Barth's majority over Trout, 851.
Treasnrer-Nist, 872; DumOnt, 1000;
DUm0nt's majority over Mist, 328.
COnstable-WeckmRn, S72; Rebh0ltz,
1929; Weber, 1,156; Green, 412; Zerbe,
Col; McDOugal, 2S4; first three nOmi-
mated.
Justice Of the Peace-NaVe, 246;
Adams. 257; Rider, 269; Bowers, 356;
Wettach, 515; Wsttach's majority over
Bowers, 15l.
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
From the above 1t will be seen that the
following excellent and winning Demo
cratic ticket has been nominated:
MAYOR.
JOHN F. BLAKE.
MARSHAL
GEORGE MIST.
CITY SOLICITOR
ATLEE P0MERENE.
STREET COMMISSIONER
ALEXANDER MARCO.
MARKET MASTER.
JOHN BARRY.
WATER WORKS TRUSTRR.
MARTIN j. HOGAN.
COUNCILMEN.
First Ward-DANIEL W0RLEY.
Second Ward-HENRY G. SHAUB.
Third Ward-HENRY V0GELGESANG.
Fourth Ward-JULES Ply.
Fifth Ward-A. o. ES8IG.
Sixth Ward--ANDY PAAR.
Seventh Ward-PAUL FIELD
SCHOOL BOARD.
First Ward-PETER BARLET.
Second Ward-CHAS. SPANAGEL.
Third Ward D. DANNEMILLER.
Fourth Ward-L W. RAEDEL.
Fifth Ward-J B. SILVER.
Sixth Wsrd-WILLIAM H. PETERS.
ASSESSORS
First Ward-ANTHONY KAUFMAN
Second Ward-PIU5 MYERS.
Third Ward-F. (PINEY) NAUMAN.
Fourth Ward-EMIL SANDERS.
Fifth Ward-L0UIS THOM.
Sixth Ward-MILT M. BARNEY,
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES.
GEORGE BARTH.
TOWNSHIP TREASURER.
LOUIS DUMONT.
TOWNSHIP CLERK.
CHARLES W. DANZIGER.
CONSTABLE,
LAWRENCE workman.
EDWARD (DICK) WEBER.
VALENTINE REBHOLTZ.
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR,
HENRY JOLLY.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
MARK K. WETTACH.
THE REPUBLICAN, TICKET,
Following is the ticket nominated by
the Republicans:
MayOr-Samuel ]. Roberts, with 119
majority over the present incumbent,
George Rex,
Marshsl-Davld Fletcher.
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